In this blog post, I’ll be sharing my insights and experiences on the RISCoT project, including the developments and achievements we’ve made along the way.
A blog about IT, security and whatever crosses my mind
Author: dbof
If you extensively use Docker on your machine, you might have noticed how unused instances take up a lot of space on your hard drive. Especially if you do not…
I made a two-week trip to Japan, and it was totally unexpected and a wild ride.
Every two years there is a “long night of science” in my region, which is a local event that allows researchers, companies, and other to present something to the public.…
I hate bad grammar. I hate typos. Not only that, but I have a rare case of “something in this text is triggering my brain”, which happens whenever my eyes…
I have been working with Flutter on and off for over a year and learning new things about the programming language Dart. As always with new frameworks and languages I…
A seven-day holiday in my Italian home town with family reminded me why people do not like family gatherings: it’s loud, everyone is stressed and you are treated as if…
After a few years in the security business, most people develop “security awareness”, a useful superpower that normal people would call “paranoia”. The Awareness is super helpful in the job,…
Most of my posts in this blog are based on Scratch your own itch projects: When you have a problem and you work on a solution, then later you realize…
One definition of hackers includes the interest in understanding how things work. Android apps are such things that many people use but few people know how they work. I always…